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from one technology we'll turn to another now. the courts are trying to catch up with social media and the defense is asking potential jurors in the jody arias resentencing retrial, to turn over their twitter user names. a judge ruling just moments ago that they do not have to turn over that information. they will not be forced to turn over that information. the defense arguing they might be talking about the case online and they want to know about it. arias was of course convicted in may in the brutal murder of her boyfriend and her fate right now is unknown at this time. we'll talk about what this means just in general for where we stand right now in the case. faith jenkins is joining us, former prosecutor, and brian silber, a criminal defense attorney. both of you disagree with the judge on this. brian, why? >> well, listen, you know, with all due respect to the court, and i want to be clear i respect the judge's decisions this is one of those discretionary matters but we're in the 20 first century and twitter is one of the num
from one technology we'll turn to another now. the courts are trying to catch up with social media and the defense is asking potential jurors in the jody arias resentencing retrial, to turn over their twitter user names. a judge ruling just moments ago that they do not have to turn over that information. they will not be forced to turn over that information. the defense arguing they might be talking about the case online and they want to know about it. arias was of course convicted in may in...
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in a statement to fox they tell us, while we can not speculate about this particular technology but i can say making every customer experience outstand something our priority and anything we do from a technology standpoint will be with that in mind, jon. so, very interesting response there they don't seem terribly concerned right now but, hey, we may see drone technology in the future. a little bit more information on fedex. look at some busy packages we saw this morning a truck heading out. it was thousands of package that is were shipped out this morning across the area. 90,000 trucks have been deployed across the country today including hundreds of trucks from this bronx facility. a staggering number of packages you see, because 131 million cyber monday shoppers will actually make a lot of their purchases off their mobile phones. one in five will actually do that. so if you do the math, the 22 million packages that fedex is processing today on this record-breaking history, historic day, actually, it is about 125 packages per second, headed out, into the, across the country but 12
in a statement to fox they tell us, while we can not speculate about this particular technology but i can say making every customer experience outstand something our priority and anything we do from a technology standpoint will be with that in mind, jon. so, very interesting response there they don't seem terribly concerned right now but, hey, we may see drone technology in the future. a little bit more information on fedex. look at some busy packages we saw this morning a truck heading out. it...
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a breakthrough in trash technology ahead. jenna: well, right now an engineering marvel puts your gash anage to -- garbage to good use. alicia a acuna is live in denver with more. >> reporter: yeah, it doesn't smell bad, it just looks cool. this is so not your average recycling program. we talked to a team of scientists who have pat tempted a way to take your everyday trash, food and all, and turn it into glass. the laboratory fridge is packed with a treasure-trove of leftovers. >> you have coffee, this is plain grass. >> we can eat the food and then use the waste to create materials that we need. >> reporter: lead researcher dr. ivan says worldwide demand for glass is booming. right now global usage stands at about 100 metric tons a year. the high-value minerals used to manufacture glass are normally dug out of mining pits. >> what we have done is that we can find the same material that the mining industry can provide today from a different source. >> reporter: in other words, food that grows from the ground is absorbing the
a breakthrough in trash technology ahead. jenna: well, right now an engineering marvel puts your gash anage to -- garbage to good use. alicia a acuna is live in denver with more. >> reporter: yeah, it doesn't smell bad, it just looks cool. this is so not your average recycling program. we talked to a team of scientists who have pat tempted a way to take your everyday trash, food and all, and turn it into glass. the laboratory fridge is packed with a treasure-trove of leftovers. >>...
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. >> one lawmaker says they have to keep up with technology because where it stands right now if you have access to a 3d printer and you can download files from the web, you can make one of these plastic guns and it is available to almost anyone. >> the lock is up with technology. we have 3d printers that can make plastic guns. i have nothing against 3d printers. but i do have something against making terrorists and criminals to get those guns more accessible. >> will begin 90 minutes from now. jenna: it is understandable the argument against making these weapons legal, is in opposition, where does that come from? >> there is no opposition, the question is what should this legislation look like in 2013. if it renews as it is, it is meeting the class weapons are made there is a metal piece inserted into them but could be easily removed. some are advocating for change in the legislation making the metal part an integral part of the firing mechanism so once it is out of the weapon, it cannot be fired as a traditional weapon in that sense. so the metal part is not just cosmetics, it woul
. >> one lawmaker says they have to keep up with technology because where it stands right now if you have access to a 3d printer and you can download files from the web, you can make one of these plastic guns and it is available to almost anyone. >> the lock is up with technology. we have 3d printers that can make plastic guns. i have nothing against 3d printers. but i do have something against making terrorists and criminals to get those guns more accessible. >> will begin 90...
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eight big technology companies joining forces to call for limits on government surveillance. this after revelations of aggressive data collection by the n.s.a. fox business correspondent is here with more. joe? >> that's right. world's most famous tech companies are pushing president obama and members of congress saying they strongly believe current laws and practices about surveillance need to be changed. a.o.l., apple, facebook, google, linkedin, microsoft, twiter and yahoo created the coalition. they said we understand that government has a duty to protect the citizens but this summer's revelations highlighted the urgent need to reform government surveillance practices worldwide. letter goes on to read, the balance in many countries have tipped too far in favor of the state and away from the rights of the individual, rights that are in our constitution that undernines the freedom we all cherish. c.e.o. including twitter, that of yahoo, facebook and google c.e.o. put fourth five clear goals they want to accomplish on the website calling on governments to limit surveillance
eight big technology companies joining forces to call for limits on government surveillance. this after revelations of aggressive data collection by the n.s.a. fox business correspondent is here with more. joe? >> that's right. world's most famous tech companies are pushing president obama and members of congress saying they strongly believe current laws and practices about surveillance need to be changed. a.o.l., apple, facebook, google, linkedin, microsoft, twiter and yahoo created the...
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really strong shoulders, the sleekness, innovative technology but clearly it is a very updated new mustang. so i think it is going to be very well-received. jenna: how much does it cost? >> we haven't revealed the cost but the neat thing about the mustang we're going to accelerate henry ford's original vision to make it affordable and like original one. jenna: the question what is affordable for americans today is a big question. we got a reading on economy today. first reading shows maybe the economy is a little stronger than folks thought. but you have to be looking at economy. >> absolutely. jenna: what do you see for the year ahead? what do you think about the strength of the american economy overall? >> we might just start with this year and in our case, our november sales, where the best sales we've had since 2004 based on the strength of the economy but also the economy is starting to expand. it is around 1 1/2 to 2% now. what we see is maybe 2 1/2 to 3% next year and even that's a slower recovery from previous recessions. we're climbing out of one of the biggest holes we've ever be
really strong shoulders, the sleekness, innovative technology but clearly it is a very updated new mustang. so i think it is going to be very well-received. jenna: how much does it cost? >> we haven't revealed the cost but the neat thing about the mustang we're going to accelerate henry ford's original vision to make it affordable and like original one. jenna: the question what is affordable for americans today is a big question. we got a reading on economy today. first reading shows...